Well-camouflaged Indian Flathead (Platycephalus indicus) in the waters of El Quseir, Red Sea, Egypt (00020269)
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Description: The Indian Flathead, also known as Platycephalus indicus, is a marine creature that predominantly resides on sandy seabeds near the coast. It is characterized by its excellent camouflage, allowing it to skillfully hide from predators. This species of fish prefers water depths between 2 and 15 meters and can grow up to 100 cm in length. Its primary source of food includes crustaceans and small fish. Its graceful movements and adaptability to various environments make it a captivating subject for underwater photographers and nature enthusiasts.
Location: Egypt, El Quseir, Egypt
Date of Capture: 16.06.1995